Disruptions of ecosystems in western North America due to invasion by plague

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Product Type: Journal Article

Year: 2001

Author(s): Biggins, D.E., and M.Y. Kosoy

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Biggins, D.E., and M.Y. Kosoy. 2001. Disruptions of ecosystems in western North America due to invasion by plague. Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science 37(1): 62-65.

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